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VO JLUME XVI. TICONDEROGA, N. Y., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1889. NUMBER 45 iiel PUBLISHED AT TICONDEBOGA, ESSEX COUJOT, K. i., ON Tsmsoxt OF EACH WEEK. W. T, Bryan, Publisher, TERMS. One year, in tke county One yea*, outside the county SiatWpies NEW YORK NOTES. ..$1.00 *«^-. „-„« notice* eight cents a line, second insertion five osnts a toe. Notices of births, maniage* and death* free. Bates of advertising made knows oa spplica- tio» stTHXSnrroaci! office. JOB PRINTING. We have all the modem appliances for doing T*K Prlntltttf of ever; description. Machine sea, New Type. New THE BURLEI8H HOUSE TlCOm>BROGA,tf. F. E. J- WOOD, Proprietor. Tilts Hew anfipt Hotel looted sear the badness centre between Lake Champlain a bildi is dness cet etween Lake Champlain building is of brick, 8 bent 100 Cmmod 80x40, It pleasantly loote the town, midway b Lake George. The building is of brick, 80x*», four stories above basement, 100 Commodious Booms, Newly Furnished and 8tippHed with abundance ot Lake Gwnte Water* Hot and Cold lt Fire Protection on each floor. . Telegraph and Express offices battu, Ltvery Stabl onnecfced with Tlr*ndero*a, Essex 0o.» K. T VicwTtrair?tooted,; a¥tf Is ffrstcttss in attttrj appointments. ! No pains will be spared to make it a pleasant ftome to the traveling public. fc*4t per day, 12. Ftr Wttl, $? to $10, N. H. MORGAN, Owner and Proprietor. MOUNT DEFUNCEHOTEL Near tb« Steamboat Landln*. From our Regular Corrt&mdmt,) New Yosx. December 2. Little progress has beem made in the Dock Department investigation during the week. The principal development of iterest has been the refusal of the Albany >bbyi8t to tell what he did with the 13,000 which the Oyster Dealer's Asso- i&tion gave him to secure the passage of bill through the State Legislature ap- propriating Pier 54 for their nee per- anently. It is, of course, supposed that <he money was used in bribing legislators in the f customary manner. Pending the result of an appeal to the courts as to whether he will be obliged to surrender the desired information, the witness, his name is O'Byrne, has retired to Jersey ity in the neighboring state. Taylor's hotel in Jersey City where O'Byrne is temporarily sojourning, has been used for this purpose more than once. Many a man desiring to escarp the urisdiction of New York state laws has stopped there while his lawyers have been fighting for him here. One of the most memorable cases of this character occurred seventeen or eighteen years age when'Jay Gould, Jim Fisk and Daniel Drew, on account of their connection •» some irregularities in the management o the Erie Railway, which brought them within the pale of the law, were forced to take up their abode at Taylor's for time. It Is related that Fisk would stam on the dock in Jersey City as the ferry boat came in and inquire the news from •York.\ Fisk, it will be remembered, was sho and killed a few years afterward in thi corrodor of the old Lafarge House, the Grand Central Hotel, by E. D. Stokes, Boatdfwteanafeiti refreshments for toori Meal*, luacbe. and ival of the Grand Duke at the Claren- a Hotel in this city, and while a recep- n was being accorded to him by the •exclusive*,\ Fisk rode up to the hotel, at head of his regiment, and with a band f 200 pieces began' to serenade the Rus- sian nobleman. Much to the chagrin of is entertainers, the Grand Duke there- upon invited Fisk in and during the re- tder of his stay in New York became iractically Fisk's guest. New England people will remember Fisk particularly on account of his con- ection with the Old Colony Line of Steamers to Newport. He secured con- trol of this line for a while and during LIB administration the boats were fitted ip in gorgeous style with two bands of iusic to each boat. It may also be said ;hat Fisk freed this line of the disreputa- >le characters that infested it for a time, as will be remembered by all old travel- is. So much for but a fragment of reminis- censes of old days in New York. ROBISON BCRNET. Perhaps no murder in this city has eve) achieved wider notority than this and yet a great deal of its inside history remain: unwritten. The assassination was cool and deliberate. Oa his first trial, Stokes | waa convicted and sentenced to be hung, but securing & second trial, which has WuOk Tteonder*f(m. | Joseph Cook and wife are out of town. Henry Moon is putting a new chim- ney on his house. Little Luther Moses is just recovering from chicken pox. Fred Band and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Potter Sunday. There will be a donation for the bene- it of the paator, Rev. G. W. Newman, >f Hague, held at the residence of Leon- ard Deniipore next Tuesday evening, ft to Vicinity Correspondence, Crown Point. From an occasional correspondent. Ed McGure has moved into the house lately vacated by Del Barse. W. E. Hildreth, wife and childrei spent the Sabbath at Ironville. Mr. Alex, .Thompsonr has moyeijj his new house at Factoryville. Marcia Hildreth was neither a tardy dufing therfsltterarot Dee. lOT Afts^riB^rfrdlany invited attend] we expect a pleasant time. Thanksgiving was passed very quietly in our neighborhood, the fast falling rain and very bad roads not admitting if much stirring out even for those who intended to go out; still we may meet Thanksgiving day as dutifully at home as anywhere, and it is to be hoped that our people, blessed as they have been during the past year, did not forget for what use it is set apart and enjoying its benefits. Dec 8. Miss Alice DuRoss U visiting friends Westport. Veraon Moore is building an addition one of his tenement homes. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Moore and SOB, of Westport, have been visiting friends here. The Misses Effie Sharp and Maud Mishler are visiting friends in Ticonde- roga. Harry Moore and family, who have been visiting their parents and friends Two days sleighing. The new iron ore separator is rapidly nesting completion. Dr. Severance is again able to be o after a short illness. Mr. B^A. ShearerJhas returned from part of ih< Mftttr Hoftoft Sherroftp 18 copyalescip. Miss May Taft, of Tieonderog%£ guest of Mrs. Elery Hitt at the SJJ J, farm at Buck Hollow. Don't forget the auction sale at Sher rill's, Dec. 9th and 10th, from 10 to 12 a. in., 1 to 5 and 7 te-9 j>ri»r — Mr. A. H. Bailey's bams at Bsafc Hollow present quite a striking appear- ance since the application of paint. Mrs, Daniel Towner i» arranging ffi** paratory to going to New York i> spend from a serious illness of typhoic >ia. Presbyterian church is negotiate for a parsonage of which they are ve: i in need. . A. Bolles, Esq., has been appointed B of the peace in place of James , deceased. B eldest daughter of Mr. Spellman, fitfflk destroyer, consumption. serious accident is to be added CkllsoaHUl. Mrs. Minerva Burns is on the sick lere, have returned Greenville, N. H. Dec. 4. their home in Street Road. Edgar Armstrong and family are at tome again for the winter. Mary McCambridge has returned from Crown Point where she has been for the last few weeks. & John McCambridge has greatly im proved his place by newly clap-boarding, new windows and a piazza. The ones who have so much to say about our late wedding here should re- member the old saying: \Those wh« live in glass houses should not throw stones.\ Dec. 3. To Our SuBscribers. The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which appeared In\ourcolumns sometime since, announcing a special arrange* ment with Dr. B. J. KENDALL CO., oi Enosburgh Falls, Vt., publishers oi \A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases,\ whereby our subscribers were enabled to secure a copy of that valuable work FREE by sending their addressto B. J. CO, (and eaelosm& is renewed for a limited period. ogliatofcaaiialties. L^ Catarrh Is a constttntkflua and not a local < and therefore tt cannot lie enred by Soeal ap- plications. It requires » ©onstttuUooai tea- edy like Howl*» BorsapariUa, wnleh, worUat through the blood, eradicates tne tajmrity which causes and promotes m <gtset*e» tad Catarrh a permanent cure. Thousands of people testify to the success of Hood's Sana* parilla as a remedy for catarrh when otfet* preparations had failed. Hootfs BarsaparlUa also builds up the whole system, and makit you feel renewed in health and strength. Catarrh \I used Hood's Sarsaparflla lor catarrs* and received great relief and benefit from it. The catarrh was very disagreeable, especially in the winter, causing constant discharge from my nose, ringing noises in my ears, and paint In the back ot my head. The effect to clear Catarrh my head to the morning by hawking and spit- ting was painful. Hood's Sarsaparllla gavsj me relief immediately, while in time I was entirely cured. I am never without Hood's SarsapariUa to my bouse as 1 think It is worth Its weight In gold.\ MBJS. Q. B. GIBB, 1038 Eighth Street, N. W M \Washington I>. C. Hood's Sarsaparllla 0o&&t>y all druggists. fl;alxtdrfft. Prepared only haLHOD4OAtLUMM IOO DOSM One Dollar FOR SALE. A large number of desirable Totstn the Tillage Totstn We v»IIage^fKcon^ terms. Also farm property in the town of Ticonderoga, Inquire at the Jaw of- fiiRH9oBNBPBqg m village. 14 Sheriffs Proclamation. Whereas, a Circuit Court and Court of Oyer an a Termlner is appolo ted to be held in the Court House, In the town of EUzabethtown, in and for the county — \•- •*•• * * December, 1889 proclamation lai a precept to me District Ittorne 19th day of November, 1888, to all person* bound to appear at said C^urt of OyeraiidTenniner, by reoogmcatkoe or otherwise, to appear .thereat, ana wn of EtUabethtown, in and of Bssex* on the 9th day ot fthe Sd Monday of said roopth) appearance of any person st said court, or bare any inquisition or the examination of any prla- oner or witness are required to Mtwm •&» te- Ussitting. 's&r H. C. BURNET, „ LIFE AND FIRE iSURANC^ AST, WEED & 6URLEIGH INSURANCE AOTS. FIRST CUSS Companies Represented, Tloouderoca, 3NTw\V. I3PAccident tickets good from one to thirty JTJBY BfOTICE. X OotWIT Ct4BKX*S OHIO, . the NOTICE is hereby given, that on fourth day of Jaauanr, at 10 forenoon, a panel of will be diawa to terve^ . C. BOYHTOir, Clerk. BARBER SHOP. EVERYTHUB in THE TOMSORIAL HUE AT 4 D.MILLER'S TEO, FOB SALE, Ladies' and Children's work a BPSOULTX. Old Razors Repaired and Re-concaved. Re-concav- ing. 40 cents. Twelve shave tickets. $1. 39m3 TAILORING, yo^ ournf-town^ to tray yoar clofees? J. C. Munniiigham is pre- pared to do all kinds of work in his line and guarantees a perfect fit. Try him. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung^o CastorS, When gba had Children, she gave them Castorc, Stokes bought this patent for a trifling sum and when be regained hie freedom, sold it for many thousand dollars. With the money thus acquired, he went to the mining regions of the West and there met John W, Maekay, the bonanza mill- ionaire. Mackay took an interest in him and since then has backed him in numer- us enterprises. Stokes returned to New Tork some years ago and assumed the management of the Hoffman House. He still presides over this famous hostelry and moves in well-to-do circles, bis past being apparent- ly almost forgotten-if not forgiven. The career of Jim .Fisk, his victim, is an almost inexhaustible theme for news- paper reminisoenses. He was associated wiin Gould in many mammoth under- takings and knew the methods by which the little \Wizard\ made his millions. On this account, it has often been thought that no one received the news of Fisk's murder with as much pleasure as did Gould himself, for the knowledge which Fisk possessed would probably have en- abled him to blackmail Gould for the re- Fisk's career in Wall street was meteoric. As Horace Greeley expressed it, \he jumped ©ff a pedler's cart and stole a railroad/' This is almost literally true. It took but a few years to convert him from a humble Vermont pedler to an audacious railroad magnate. Because of bis exploits with the Brie road he was aptly called the \Prince of Erie.\ in New York in truly royal I From an occasional correspondent. Misa Carrie Stewart visited her sUter in Ticonderoga last week. Miss Nellie Bushnell's school in West Bridport, Vt. closed last week. We are glad he has recovered. We thought we saw him on the street. Very cold at preseat- ask—what have we done with our sum- mer wages? Although the roads were in a very bad condition there was quite a large attend- ance at the Thanksgiving ball at the Center House. Many thanks to Observer lor his \charitableness 1 ' in believing that corres- pondent was \profoundly\ under the in flaence of tk Sagwa,'' but correspondent wil! inform Observer that he is laboring under a slight mistake, for correspon- dent was not, and is not, taking the above named 'Sagwa.\ *'He (or she)\ was eomposmentia and perfectly responsi- ble for all \he (or she)\ said. The reason correspondent thought Obser- ver's brain, supposing of course he had one, mttst be weary was became his mind seemed to wander to pillows or pillow- shams, Correspondent is glad *'he (or she)\ opposed Observer as it brought him out of that comatose state into which hft had fallen, and flAnmari hjrfl write a much more brilliant article for last week's SENTINEL, than that in the Nov. 21sfc. opea ^bser^er^ The not—suffer corres. style. Wine and women furnished en-1 ;V e lap«e after writing the \profound\ Jews often seen on Fifth avenue and in Central Park in a magnificent equipage drawn by six horses with outriders and appurten- ances that made New York stare. Fisk first brought Levy, the novr famous cornetist, to this country. He paid^Levy $10,000 a year just for playing whenever he wanted him to. and happy, '•And, departing, leave behind him Footprints on the sands of time.\ Dec. 4. Ca*cadev|lle. Stormy weather. Mrs. Lucy McKee aad two daughters, their home in Another instance of his audacity as Etta and Mattie, who have been visiting well as his princely extravagance occurred here, hav during the visit of the Grand Duke Red ford. '~~ r ~' ?iri Thanksgiving passed-all—w ttie, who ha V Russia—to th-t Chamber of Commerce and some\ of the I antly and quietly. The_ neighbors met members of the Four Ca^oria^I^l^eriodhad arranged to.give the Grand evening { enjoyed a very pleasant time. Duke an exclusively aristocratic reception. ; Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Beardslej, of BuTineyT : econecrwftbou^ this time was the Colonel of the twenty-; ing with Wilmington. They returned second regiment, an organization which last evening and brought au organ with owing to Fisk's extravagant generosity, ( them. was at the height of prosperity. On the 1 Nov. 30. 1 j the opportunity of obtaining this the Hora it iB indispensable, loaded ear to re-adjost the bell wire and treats in a simple manner all the dis- fromi »cause the car left the track, throwing Flagjf off* fie was run over and dragged along the track about one hundred feet. His right foot was cut off and the Jeg crushed to the knee, his left arm above the elbow was badly broken, and he was otherwise badly in* jured internally. Dr. Severance was called and dressed the wounds, but all efforts to save the sufferers life availing. He succumbed to his injuries about 7 a. m. Sunday morning. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn FERKUM. Dec. 2. Bridport, Vt. Rev- Mr. Bacon has gone to OrwelJ for a few weeks. A slight change in the weather : snow mixed with mad, Her. Mr. Parker is on the gain bat not able to be oat yet. P. J. Smith has moven into T. W. Fletcher's teaement hoase,— J. H. Fletcher spent Thanksgiving week in Hinesburgh with his uncle, £. D. Weed. Louise Giard has gone to Heading, Vt, to spend the winter with her sister, uWernett, Mrs. O. W. Pratt has gone to Chimney Point to spend a week with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Barnes. ^^fttp S* JT., Satarday^ morning, riding a horse distance of 38 miles. Miss E!l& Richards, a young ladj visi- ting at C. H. Frost's, was taken ill with heart disease Friday morning and is not expected to live. Will Preblejnet with a jerious acci- dent last week, cutting his little finger on his right band nearly off and two others very badly. Will had better let the mice alone after this, Hiiej^mtejH^nn^j]^ eases which afflict this noble animal. Its phenominal sale throughout the United States and Canada; make it standard authority. Mention this paper when sending for \Treatise\ 43 STATE OF OHIO, CITT or TOLEDO, > Lt? CAB COUNTY, S FRAKK J. CHEKNY makes oath that be is \Wtttr fi ff FT J b | firm o FT J. CHEEKY & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo. County aod State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the gam of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cu red by the use of HALL'S CATARRH CURB. FRANK J. CHEESY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in mv preseoce, this 6th day of December, A. D:IB86. ^A— . A. W. GLEA8ON, | SEAL | Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo, O. BTSold by Druggists, 75c til-jan Everything sold cheap at the New York Clothing House. GOOD FOR $500 I will p»y five dollars to every age»t I obtain tbroog& Oiii adTertoftetnent who soil* $900 wortfa of my choice nur«cry stock, and will iornfob » handsome outfit FREE. Is Addlttoo I will pay a large commission, or MALARY AND E\- irserymao, Brooklyn, N. Y. fTTTHE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF NEW JL YORK.-By the<>r»eeof Odd free«otf indc- d, Caroline Moore and Harriet Benedict i C \ — • - .. .Vrtgbt, as\ _. TTcocderoga, and wniarcl Davis and Harriet {Fox. residing at (tassadsga, all in the «tate of New York; Flavins Dukett, an infant, residing at Burlington, Vt., Perry Tut- tie, Aaron Tuttle, Evelina Tattle and rtarvey Thompson, residing at West Ando^er, Ohio; Lena Tuttie. residing at OberHn, Ohio; Bo- zannah Fuller and Harrison Townaend, resid- ing at Rush Lake, Wisconsin, Mary 4. Martm, residing at Eureka, Wigcsnsin; George 1 hompson residing at Nashua, New Hampshire^.and...Clara. Hougiiton, residing at Skipanon, Oregon, the heirs and next ot\ km of Aaron T. Townsend, decea^ed, send greeiiiiK: Whereas. Charles A. Towusend, has lately ap- plied U> <>ur surrogate of our countv of Essex fur the prooi ot the Will of Aaron T. Town^end. lute of frown Point, dece rt se<i,wbieh said Will relates (o both IU'al and Personal EssUte. - —y-ntj an'! e-.tct) trt vmr are tht'refoTtrclTPTt-aTict'Te\ n^ teacher : also a small sctfool wiii be kept at S. Seartes', select Mrs. Port Henry. of f y .Tii-1 artem in- -aid in y i'Xt $» ?-»i«i <\>unty, on tli 1 o'clock 'in th«' alkr- bate oi' ?ai<1 Witt, and ic-juirvd Uu>n nnd there i h Bo not be incfuced to take Some other\ soap when you call for Tulip which is the best made. jr-uo to he here n«^.* Francis of K^vx, vbi- i«.ii'd»y ot October, in the vear (me th.-u.-i- audeignt haudcwl and eUhty-niue. FttANCIS A. SMITH, Surrogate. Tfconderomt, all In ST »Se of^ FranoelU Vorte, Cofdett* HamiltoD L.Hamilton,aninfcnt, naJdln* aA St., XMUSS City. Mo. aodT DTi etc. ot t. B Brooks. oee t Addtot S;^mm WHBBSA8, Arthur Hamiltoa, adm*r, etc., ot Henry Hamtltoo, deoessed» has daly preaeowd to Uio SurrogsVs oonrt of our eoQ»t> of S a peattoqj^^rtorgajttdgq^eig you are hereby cited personally to to and appear before oar Surrogate of the coaoty of Iwex at bis office in the vTllage of Port Henry on the 2nd day of January next at 2 o'clock in toe aiterooon *od attend the jadictal setUement or sakt ae. counts. And yoa, the said LAnr»L. Hamilton, wbo 4a I an infant bavins no genenit gnartUtua, sre re- quired then. and there to show cause wby a special guarxiUn should not be appointed Urn yon ano each of yon m this proceeding. WITNESS, Frauds A. Smith/6arrof*te aad the seal of this Court this 5th day of Hov. [L. S.] in the year one thoosasd eight hundred and eighty nia%. F&AVCIS A. SMara, 42w6 Arrogate. ATTENTION! THE»PBOPLE OF Ticonderoga ^Yicinity. DO YOU KNOW THAT THE Parlor Stoves are the Best. CALL AND SEE THEM. They are sold oniy'by L BRUST, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
